I hope Little OZ doesn't dump that out when it's time to make sand castles!
G'day from Oz
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That's a lucky surprise doesn't happen here in NJ....little looks good. Welcome to the forum..sit back and enjoy. Tons of wonderful ppl and info here!
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Fair point shed but I’m counting on the little oz’s totally ignoring lil D much like they do with there chores around my place.
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Thx mate feelin the love already
Happy to hear it Oz!!!
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Hi guys finally a sunny day and nice bit of growth thinking about trying my hand at topping, if anyone could point me in the right direction.
Also is there a better place for me to ask questions without gate crashing elsewhere? Not really ready to start a journal just yet.
Also is there a better place for me to ask questions without gate crashing elsewhere? Not really ready to start a journal just yet.
Good morning @Old OZ cute lady.Hi guys finally a sunny day and nice bit of growth thinking about trying my hand at topping, if anyone could point me in the right direction.
Also is there a better place for me to ask questions without gate crashing elsewhere? Not really ready to start a journal just yet.
Do you have lots of holes in the bottom of that bucket?
You can ask questions here or go to frequently asked questions and get more specific there.
It's easy to start a journal so we can follow along, give it a shot.
Stay safe.
Bill
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So what about topping? What do you know about it? I ask for reasons of the grow.
When you top, the plant will stop making new nodes on the main trunk, but the side branches will get growing. You have to decide how many nodes you want before you top.
When you top, the plant will stop making new nodes on the main trunk, but the side branches will get growing. You have to decide how many nodes you want before you top.
I usually top at the 5th node but like Stone said. It's up to you how you want her to grow from there
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I usually top above the 8th or 9th node because height isn't a concern for me either. Then I keep the top two nodes flat while the lowers catch up. Makes for a nice size bush in the end.
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That’s one beautiful looking lady mate I bet she shared her love to many.
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When you say “keep the top two nodes flat” can you explain or is that detailed in one of your grows?
Be glad to. As the top two nodes below the top get longer, I grab the ends and tie them to the rim of the pot. I can find some other pics tomorrow, but this is what it looks like from the side:
I keep them flat until the next lower nodes reach them and I tie those flat as well. Keep doing that for as long as you want to wait for lowers to grow, and eventually let them all grow up together.
Flip whenever you're ready!
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Awesome explanation and example thanks shed, your gold mate!Be glad to. As the top two nodes below the top get longer, I grab the ends and tie them to the rim of the pot. I can find some other pics tomorrow, but this is what it looks like from the side:
I keep them flat until the next lower nodes reach them and I tie those flat as well. Keep doing that for as long as you want to wait for lowers to grow, and eventually let them all grow up together.
Flip whenever you're ready!
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